Charters Towers Who's Who
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Hi, I’m with the Birch Foundation, a not-for-profit organisation based in Queensland. We’re committed to supporting and strengthening our local community through practical assistance, outreach, community initiatives and opportunities that bring people together. Our focus is on making a genuine difference in the lives of people who may be doing it tough, while building stronger connections between individuals, families, local businesses and community services.
Birch Foundation
Birch Foundation is a Queensland-based not-for-profit organisation dedicated to strengthening communities and supporting people who may be experiencing hardship or disadvantage. Through practical assistance, outreach, community programmes and local initiatives, we work to connect people with meaningful support, services and opportunities.
We collaborate with local businesses, service providers, volunteers and community organisations to build stronger connections, encourage inclusion and make a positive difference in the lives of those we support.
At the heart of everything we do is a simple commitment: Bringing Hope Every Morning, Noon and Night.
We collaborate with local businesses, service providers, volunteers and community organisations to build stronger connections, encourage inclusion and make a positive difference in the lives of those we support.
At the heart of everything we do is a simple commitment: Bringing Hope Every Morning, Noon and Night.
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Distinguished and Famous people from Charters Towers
Hugh Mosman
Hugh Mosman belonged to the prospecting party whose gold find led to the rush at Charters Towers around the turn of 1871–72. The party included George Clarke, John Fraser and the young Aboriginal member known as Jupiter. The council's history places the discovery near today's Mosman Street, Rainbow Road and Black Jack Road junction. Mosman later worked the North Australian Mine. The discovery was a shared achievement that rapidly drew prospectors and mining investment to the district.
